Love the screen in porch! Circa 1935 in Arkansas. $95,000

Charming 1935 Tudor-Style Cottage in Hope, Arkansas

2 Beds | 2 Baths | 1,935 Sq Ft | 0.28 Acre | $95,000


1. Curb Appeal & Setting

Nestled on a shaded corner lot in historic Hope, this storybook Tudor-style cottage instantly catches the eye with its steep gables, brick accents, and original wood-framed windows. A breezeway connects the home to a detached one-car garage, offering covered passage on rainy days and space for gardening tools or hobby projects.


2. Welcoming Outdoor Living Spaces

  • Screened Side Porch – The star of the property. Imagine morning coffee or evening cocktails, bug-free, beneath the ceiling fan’s gentle breeze. A hanging porch swing invites long conversations.
  • Manicured Yard – At just over a quarter acre, the lot is big enough for flower beds, a herb garden, or play space—yet small enough to maintain with ease.

3. Main-Level Interior Highlights

FeatureDetails
FlooringOriginal 1930s hardwoods flow through living, dining, and bedrooms, beautifully preserved.
CeilingsExtra-tall, accentuated by vintage picture rails—ideal for rotating art displays without nails.
Living RoomCenterpiece masonry fireplace (wood-burning) flanked by built-in bookcases; ornamental second fireplace adds period charm in the dining room.
Dining RoomCorner china cabinets with arched glass doors, wainscoting, and plenty of natural light.
KitchenReal-wood cabinetry, center island with overhead wood vent, built-in double wall ovens, and two refrigerators included.
Sun-Room / Smoking PatioFully enclosed with screens—doubles as a cozy breakfast nook, reading spot, or cigar lounge.

4. Bedroom & Bath Suite

  • Primary Suite
    • Generous bedroom with a vintage window seat—perfect for daydreaming or extra storage beneath.
    • Dressing Area adjoining a nearly completed owner’s bath. Plumbing rough-ins are finished; sink, vanity, and shower fixtures (already on site) simply need installation—an easy equity project.
  • Second Bedroom & Guest Bath
    • Bright, comfortable guest room.
    • Renovated hall bath retains period-appropriate tile and a classic pedestal sink.

5. Expansion Potential

  • Floored, Insulated Attic – High roof pitch means the attic could transform into a third bedroom, studio, or home office without altering the home’s footprint.
  • Garage Loft – Add a workshop, she-shed, or climate-controlled storage above the detached garage.

6. Systems & Updates

  • Central heat and air keep every season comfortable.
  • Attic insulation improves efficiency—rare in homes of this era.
  • All bathroom fixtures for the owner’s suite remain with the property, saving you hundreds in materials.

7. Why You’ll Love It

  1. Character You Can’t Reproduce – Solid wood doors, glass knobs, and graceful archways showcase 1930s craftsmanship.
  2. Livable Right Now – Aside from finishing the primary bath, the house is move-in ready; no “gut job” required.
  3. Price Point for Hope – At just $49 per square foot, this is an affordable entry into a desirable historic neighborhood.
  4. Flexible Layout – Convert the attic, create a library in the sun-room, or open the kitchen to the dining area—the canvas is yours.

8. Quick Facts

  • Heating/Cooling: Central HVAC (electric)
  • Parking: Detached 1-car garage + driveway
  • Lot Dimensions: Approx. 75 ft × 165 ft
  • Fireplaces: 1 functioning wood-burning, 1 decorative
  • Appliances Convey: Two refrigerators, double wall oven, island cooktop

Ready to Add Your Touch?

Homes with this much personality—and this modest a price tag—rarely stay on the market long in Hope. Finish the primary bath, sprinkle in fresh paint, and you’ll have a home that balances vintage charm with modern convenience. Schedule your private tour today and see how effortlessly this 1935 Tudor cottage can become your forever place.

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